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Ignoring his recent antics, this is good news!
Ignoring his recent antics, this is good news!
As expected the K brigade are moaning about the lack of jobs it'll bring.
Would be nice if they had found out more about the technical details since they originally reported this same information last year. La Razón continues to be the only source to report this or the news of another 4 Argentina stations, while also not mentioning the only station known to be operational in La Falda Córdoba. Since their July news, La Razón added some quotes from president of the Industrial Park Council, and repeated the older research. I understand all many worldwide stations use a land based backbone to feed the internet to the passing low orbit satellites, so assume that is what this is as well.
I hate to say it but with inflation of all other internet providers, the Starlink service now’s looks to be the same cost or cheaper per month. After the initial hardware cost. At first I thought this would only be for the many places with zero internet and the many crappy tower based long distance WiFi. Now it could be cost efficient to install anywhere outside tight urban zones. Starlink service price has not yet increased, and all competitors increase the cost every 2-3 months.
I’m sure you can take his word to the bank.
